Put homework photos, worksheet scans, screenshots or any mix of pictures into the editor above and they are arranged on one or more A4 pages automatically. Every picture is shown whole, never cropped to fill a box, and made as large as the page allows. They are placed in the order you added them, left to right and top to bottom.
Adding pictures
- On a computer: drag files onto the page, click Add images or files and select several, or take a screenshot and paste it with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on a Mac).
- On a phone: tap Add to pick several photos from your gallery, or tap Camera to photograph a sheet of paper. The tool finds the edges and straightens the page, keeping the Original look by default; in poor light, choose Enhance to whiten the background so the printout looks clean instead of dull and shadowy.
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, HEIC (iPhone photos) and JFIF all work, and you can mix them with PDF files.
Adjusting the layout
- On a computer, drag a picture to move it and drag a corner to resize it. Pictures snap to the page margins and to each other. Use the item menu to rotate, crop or delete. If things get messy, choose Re-layout from the ⋯ menu.
- On a phone, long-press a picture and drag it onto another one to swap them, or onto empty space to move it there. Tap a picture to rotate it, delete it or add a caption.
- Need the same picture several times, for labels, name strips or a notice to cut up? Select it, choose Copies, pick a number and click OK.
- Choose Add caption to put a short line of text under a picture, such as “Question 3” or “Friday spelling test”, so the pieces are easy to tell apart after you cut them out.
- Margins can be Auto, None, Narrow or Normal. Auto shares the spare space evenly above, between and below the rows of pictures and keeps each row in the middle of the page, which leaves room for cutting.
Printing
Click Export / print to print directly, download a PDF, or download 300 DPI images. On a phone, use Share / Print to send the PDF to your printer app, or Save to photos to keep the pages as images. In the print dialog, choose Actual size or 100%.
Everything is processed in your browser; your pictures are never uploaded.
Related guides: how to print multiple pictures on one page and how to print the same image multiple times on one page.